Abstract: A method for monitoring browsers (B) for a communications network (N), wherein a monitoring server contains a set of monitoring elements, and implements: ?—a step (E1) of receiving a monitoring element request from a browser (B), ?—a step (E2) of determining whether the request is a first request from the browser, ?—if so, a step (E3) of calculating an identifier for the browser, then a step (E4) of determining a cache duration value associated with each monitoring element of the set, and a step (E5) of transmitting the set of monitoring elements and associated values to the browser; ?—if not, a step (E6) of determining the browser's identifier based on the monitoring elements requested in the request.

Abstract: A method for monitoring browsers (B) for a communications network (N), wherein a monitoring server contains a set of monitoring elements, and implements: ?—a step (E1) of receiving a monitoring element request from a browser (B), ?—a step (E2) of determining whether the request is a first request from the browser, ?—if so, a step (E3) of calculating an identifier for the browser, then a step (4) of determining a cache duration value associated with each monitoring element of the set, and a step (E5) of transmitting the set of monitoring elements and associated values to the browser; ?—if not, a step (E6) of determining the browser's identifier based on the monitoring elements requested in the request.

Abstract: A method for monitoring browsers (B) for a communications network (N), wherein a monitoring server contains a set of monitoring elements, and implements:—a step (E1) of receiving a monitoring element request from a browser (B),—a step (E2) of determining whether the request is a first request from the browser,—if so, a step (E3) of calculating an identifier for the browser, then a step (E4) of determining a cache duration value associated with each monitoring element of the set, and a step (E5) of transmitting the set of monitoring elements and associated values to the browser;—if not, a step (E6) of determining the browser's identifier based on the monitoring elements requested in the request.

Abstract: To securely transmit data from a communication terminal (TC) to an application server (SA) over a telecommunications network (RT), the communication terminal (TC) being connected to the application server (SA) via an unsecure access network (RAns) and being able to communicate with the application server (SA) via at least one secure access network (RAs), the communication terminal (TC) switches the connection with the application server (SA) from the unsecure access network (RAns) to a secure access network (RAs), when personal data (DonP) is likely to be entered or is entered by the user, transmits the personal data (DonP) to the application server (SA) via the secure access network (RAs), and switches the connection with the application server (SA) from the secure access network (RAs) to an unsecure access network (RAns).

Abstract: To securely transmit data from a communication terminal (TC) to an application server (SA) over a telecommunications network (RT), the communication terminal (TC) being connected to the application server (SA) via an unsecure access network (RAns) and being able to communicate with the application server (SA) via at least one secure access network (RAs), the communication terminal (TC) switches the connection with the application server (SA) from the unsecure access network (RAns) to a secure access network (RAs), when personal data (DonP) is likely to be entered or is entered by the user, transmits the personal data (DonP) to the application server (SA) via the secure access network (RAs), and switches the connection with the application server (SA) from the secure access network (RAs) to an unsecure access network (RAns).

Abstract: A method for monitoring browsers (B) for a communications network (N), wherein a monitoring server contains a set of monitoring elements, and implements: —a step (E1) of receiving a monitoring element request from a browser (B), —a step (E2) of determining whether the request is a first request from the browser, —if so, a step (E3) of calculating an identifier for the browser, then a step (E4) of determining a cache duration value associated with each monitoring element of the set, and a step (E5) of transmitting the set of monitoring elements and associated values to the browser; —if not, a step (E6) of determining the browser's identifier based on the monitoring elements requested in the request.

Abstract: A screen allows binary information to be transcribed in an electrical field, with a meaning depending on a value of binary information, on an area of the screen. The screen therefore provides an electrical image which can activate a glove when the user is touching the surface of the screen with a finger.

Abstract: This glove (G1) is used to read information by touch, whenever a finger (1) of this glove touches a screen (E1) comprising at least one area (31, 32, 33) emitting a continuous electrical field. This glove comprises at least one finger (1) comprising: a flexible, dielectric internal wall (24) capable of accommodating a user's finger (28), an external wall (23) that is flexible and dielectric, a liquid (25) contained within at least one space between these two walls, and microparticles (6, 7) placed inside this liquid, said microparticles being electrically charged with the same polarity, and being capable of moving within that liquid under the action of an electrical field.